Ass
51Ass — 1. Bester, Beste, Erster, Erste, Experte, Expertin, Fachmann, Fachfrau, Kapazität, Kenner, Kennerin, Könner, Könnerin, Matador, Matadorin, Meister, Meisterin, Star; (bildungsspr.): Koryphäe; (ugs.): Kanone, Rakete; (emotional verstärkend):… …
52Ass — 1) stupid person (from ass donkey); 2) (rare in Australia, often in the USA) arse (originally a British dialect variant. In the US arse is often used as a euphemism) …
53ass — I Australian Slang 1. stupid person (from ass donkey); 2. (rare in Australia, often in the U.S.A.) arse (originally a British dialect variant. In the US arse is often used as a euphemism) II Cleveland Dialect List ashes III North Country… …
54ass — Both wild (Job 39:5–8) and tamed (Deut. 22:10) were known BCE; Jesus rode on a female ass (Matt. 21:2), which the evangelist regards as a fulfilment of Zech. 9:9 …
55ass n — assess v, haul ass, molasses n, asphalt n, acidly adv …
56-ass — [αs] combining form N. Amer. informal used in derogatory terms as an intensifier: smart ass …
57ass — n 1. donkey, burro, dickey, Chiefly Scot. cuddy, Brit. Sl. moke; jackass, jack, jenny, jennet; mule, hinny; beast of burden, pack or draft animal, Archaic. sumpter; wild ass, kiang, onager. 2. fool, tomfool, dope, nincompoop, ninny, lightweight;… …
58ass — I. /æs / (say as) noun 1. a long eared, usually ash coloured mammal, Equus asinus, related to the horse, serving as a slow, patient, sure footed beast of burden; donkey. 2. any allied wild species, as the Mongolian wild ass, E. hemionus. 3. a… …
59äss — s ( et, äss/ess) SPEL (el. ess) …
60ass — 1. n. & v. n. 1 a either of two kinds of four legged long eared mammal of the horse genus Equus, E. africanus of Africa and E. hemionus of Asia. b (in general use) a donkey. 2 a stupid person. v.intr. sl. (foll. by about, around) act the fool.… …
